The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-23
Personal and Society.


Mrs George Moore will 60 to Greencastle TO-
day TO visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Morris will return to
this city next week to reside perm anently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Taylor, of Evansville. are
expected to-day to visit Judge n. B. Taylor's
family.
Mrs. J. Good Ripple. who has been visiting
friends here, will return to her home in Column
bus. O.. to-day.
Prof Ora Pearson will be given a compli-
mentary concert at Central Christian Church
the evening of the 29th inst.
Miss Sallie Holiday returned home last night
from St. Louis, where she has been visiting her
cousin, Miss Robinson, for several weeks.
Miss jessie Hughes will give whist party on
FRIDAY night, in honor of Mrs Comstock, OF
Cleveland, and Mrs. Robert Miller, of Can
ton, 0.
Iieutenapt-governor Robert P Kennedy, of
Ohio and Congressman elect for the Springfield
district, was at the Bates House short time
last evening.
Mrs. Lawson Harvey entertained dozen of
her lady friends at thimble party, at her home
on North Alabama street. yesterday afternoon.
from to o'clock.
Mrs E. B. Parker and her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Parker. of St. Paul. Mimi, on their
way 20 Florida to spend the winter, are visiting
Mrs. A. L. Roache.
Mr. P II. Hensler. treasurer of Fayette coun-
ty. was in the city yesterday and paid INFO the
State Treasury the semi-annuai settlement
of his county the sum OF 3d. GUY 6S.
The Altar Society of ST. Johns Church has
elected Mrs. John A. Reaume president, Mrs.
Thomas Dean vice-president, and Miss Margaret
McKeever secretary and treasurer.
The net profit from the entertainment given
at Plymouth Church by the Young Ladies' So
cial Circle of the Hebrew Congregation, for the
benefit of the DeBurger family, was 1927.
The Woman's Social Circle of the First Bap-
fist Church will hold their meeting on Friday
afternoon. at the residence OF Mrs w. c. Grit
g 49,. &c.
The pupils of the Young Ladies' Institute. for
the benefit of the orphans. will give exhibi-
ton of Mrs Jarley's wax works tonight at the
school-rooms. corner of Pennsylvania and ST.
Joseph streets
Mrs. C. C. Koerner gave a very pleasant par
Tor musicale last evening at her home North
Meridian street. to celebrate her birthday ami
versary Among those who took part were Mrs.
H. Barmeier Miss Mattler Miss Gretchen
Frck. Misses Ida and Amelia Steffen. Miss Estelle
Rogers and Mr. a. L. Duthie.
The social event of the early season will be
the Assembly, which will be given TO night at
the New Denison Hotel. Over hundred
membership tickets have been distributed and
each admits gentleman and lady. The deco
rations to be unique. the music furnished by
fine orchestra and handsome German farors
will be general until IL o'clock, when the GER
mans will be commenced.
Mrs John NJ. Shaw gave one of the hand
soonest afternoon receptions yesterday that In
danapolis society has enjoyed. There were nu-
merous invitation sent, and but few regrets re-
ceived and the spacious parlors were filled with
elegantly attired women. Mrs. Shaw as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. H. NJ. Landis her
sister Miss Kate Lands. Mrs. G. c. Foster and
Mrs VIM. Scott. The light came from candles
with dainty shades, and vases of roses were
tastefully arranged about the rooms. A broad
yellow satin SASH with border of yellow
chrysanthemums, crossed the dining-room ia
bles. and the candles had yellow shades. Mrs.
Shaw is a charming hostess. Among the guests
were Mrs II. r. Allen and daughters, Mrs.
Hervey Bates, Mrs. Perrin. of Lafayette; Mrs
Blair Mrs Charles L. Holstein, of Chicago:
Mrs Giililand, of New York; Mrs Comssock. of
Cleveland; Mira Robert Miller, of Canton. o.;
Miss Eareckson, of Baltimore; Miss Belle